fix(cli): persist metadata-only schema changes - #137
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Schema rule, access annotation and version changes were skipped by
applyandmigrate --executewhen the physical migration plan was empty. The commands now persist changed metadata independently of DDL and report metadata-only updates in dry runs. Repeated identical parses retain the stored schema identity and remain noops.Validation: 359 PostgreSQL CLI tests pass, including six focused command-flow regressions for metadata updates, dry runs, idempotence, failed DDL and invalid CEL. All-target Clippy passes with zero warnings using Rust 1.97.1. CLI patch version 0.37.4; runtime crate version remains 0.36.1.
Stacked on the file-authorization fix branch from #136. This PR contains only the subsequent CLI change; no release or production deployment is implied.